Sentence examples for officer bound from inspiring English sources

His long hair and dubious status didn't stop a plummy-accented British Army officer, bound for duty in the Falklands, from taking him to dinner and giving him £20.

If it's a major deal when a black man kills a white officer in cold blood, due to the reverence and esteem beholden to law enforcement, why is the black community encouraged to be apathetic when a white officer, bound by a higher standard, kills a black man (or kid) in cold blood?

The unusual coincidence of simultaneous police-killing trials in the city has provided vivid examples of the fierce loyalty of police officers bound together by the inherent danger their job presents.

He struggled so hard that for his own safety he was taken from the car and officers bound his hands and feet with nylon cord before putting him back in the cruiser for the trip to jail, according to police reports.

Two "armed, masked men" dressed as police officers bound and gagged the 35-year-old, leaving her in a bathtub before making off with millions of dollars' worth of jewels and a few personal items. .

Mr. Niebur counters that a police officer is bound to ruffle some feathers.

Similarly, irrespective of how educated or rich one might be, to be a black man in America is still a condition in which one feels he has no rights that any police officer is bound to respect.

Writing on The Daily Telegraph website, he said: "The murder of two unarmed women police officers is bound to reignite the debate over whether our police officers should be armed as a matter of routine and whether there should be a return to capital punishment for limited categories of murder, such as that of a police officer, or more generally".

Its president, Derek Barnett, will tell delegates that, while the group accepted that savings had to be made, losing a potential 16,000 positions and 18,000 police community support officers was bound to have an "impact".

Instead, the state argued, law enforcement officers are bound by the rules of engagement dictated in Florida law surrounding an arrest.

The audience was to be what looked like a small group of donors and a much larger group of cadets who, as future officers, were bound by nearly the same rules as the studio audience at a televised debate.